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Both federal law and Minnesota law prohibit discrimination based on a person’s disability. As is the case with other types of unlawful discrimination, employers may not refuse to hire, fire, or take other adverse action against workers because the workers have a...
People need to be healthy in order to do their jobs in Minnesota, but there are situations when people suffer injuries or develop illnesses. Some of the injuries and illnesses people suffer do not keep them from working, but there are others that will force be to miss...
Periodic layoffs and terminations are part of most industries. Understanding this, many employers in the Twin Cities have adopted practice of offering severance agreements to their employees whom they have chosen to let go. Even if letting an at-will employee go,...
Minnesota is an at-will employment state. This means that your employer can fire you at any point during your employment without having to provide a reason. If you are fired because your employer doesn’t like the shoes you wore that day, unfortunately, it is not...
The face of employment is changing rapidly in Minnesota, and all over the nation. Over the last few years, many people have voluntarily left their jobs without another job to go to. In some cases, the reason that people left their job was because unemployment benefits...
Most employers in Minnesota ask their employees to sign non-compete agreements. Whether a specific non-compete agreement is enforceable against the employee depends heavily on the exact circumstances surrounding the signing and execution of the agreement. Formalities...
Whether an employee is just starting or has been with a company for years or even decades, he or she believes that they are working in a safe environment. Although some workplaces come with risks, dangers and hazards, employees have the right to be free from...
The rules that prohibit retaliation against workers are actually a hodgepodge of different state and federal laws. Basically, these laws each identify an important right that lawmakers want Minnesota workers to be able to exercise despite how their employers may feel...
Everyone has good days and bad days at work and having disputes with co-workers or bosses sometimes is inevitable. Managers may place unreasonable demands on employees, or a co-worker may be rude to you or come in with a bad attitude every day. It can be difficult to...
Everyone hopes for a good employment relationship, but the reality is that disputes in the workplace do sometimes occur and sometimes lead to an employee’s termination. Generally, employment in Minnesota is considered at-will employment, which means that an employer...
Neaton & Puklich, P.L.L.P.
7975 Stone Creek Drive
Suite 120
Chanhassen, MN 55317-4622
Phone: 952-314-5779
Toll Free: 877-813-4764
Fax: 952-258-9988
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Neaton & Puklich, P.L.L.P.
7975 Stone Creek Drive
Suite 120
Chanhassen, MN 55317-4622
Phone: 952-314-5779
Toll Free: 877-813-4764
Fax: 952-258-9988
